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margarete's review against another edition
5.0
feels like this came into my life at the time it was most meant to.
szporluk’s diction and cadence meet playful syntax and enjambment to limn a world peopled with mothers, lionesses, fish. the collection takes one from dark lunar fields to midnight pools, all the while synthesizing loss/pain/selfishness/pride etc. with a raw, authentic candor…and it’s bolstered by this lush world building and mystery that suffuses the feeling in abstraction and imagery without needing to be explained, only felt.
szporluk’s diction and cadence meet playful syntax and enjambment to limn a world peopled with mothers, lionesses, fish. the collection takes one from dark lunar fields to midnight pools, all the while synthesizing loss/pain/selfishness/pride etc. with a raw, authentic candor…and it’s bolstered by this lush world building and mystery that suffuses the feeling in abstraction and imagery without needing to be explained, only felt.
bookishcassie's review against another edition
2.0
review here: http://booksandbowelmovements.wordpress.com/2011/09/25/september-reads/
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